Favorite Webcomics

Mandi-chan · 08-21-2008, 11:43 AM

Hiya.

I know a few years ago (on a side Message Board we had for a while there) we had a thread about our favorite webcomics.

I thought it might be fun to revisit that discussion by starting a new thread here.

Here's mine:

1/0-By Mason Williams, aka Tailsteak. Tailsteak writes and draws his webcomic, and interacts with the characters he creates while doing so. They are aware of him, the world outside of their universe, and are aware that they are in a webcomic. Very interesting comic, and I found it to be a blast to read and re-read.

Penny and Aggie-Written By T Campbell and Drawn By Gisèle Lagacé. It focuses on two high school girls, the queen bee Penny and the hippish outcast Aggie. As they argue on/off throughout the comic; we observe their problems, love lives, and the politics of high school's popular crowd. The art style and writing both develope nicely as the story moves forward, aside from a few guest written/drawn strips.

MTN: Gaiden- By Tigerfog (I don't have to say anything about this one

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Thorn- By Amy Mebberson. Set in the 1950s, this cute webcomic stars little Rosie. She's an adorable child, hellbent on ruling the world one day, and often spends her time annoying her older sister and causing trouble.

08-21-2008, 11:43 AM	#1
Mandi-chan Stone Warrior Join Date: Feb 2004 Posts: 932	Favorite Webcomics Hiya. I know a few years ago (on a side Message Board we had for a while there) we had a thread about our favorite webcomics. I thought it might be fun to revisit that discussion by starting a new thread here. Here's mine: 1/0-By Mason Williams, aka Tailsteak. Tailsteak writes and draws his webcomic, and interacts with the characters he creates while doing so. They are aware of him, the world outside of their universe, and are aware that they are in a webcomic. Very interesting comic, and I found it to be a blast to read and re-read. Penny and Aggie-Written By T Campbell and Drawn By Gisèle Lagacé. It focuses on two high school girls, the queen bee Penny and the hippish outcast Aggie. As they argue on/off throughout the comic; we observe their problems, love lives, and the politics of high school's popular crowd. The art style and writing both develope nicely as the story moves forward, aside from a few guest written/drawn strips. MTN: Gaiden- By Tigerfog (I don't have to say anything about this one ) Thorn- By Amy Mebberson. Set in the 1950s, this cute webcomic stars little Rosie. She's an adorable child, hellbent on ruling the world one day, and often spends her time annoying her older sister and causing trouble.